Willingly Quotes (page 482)

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• believe
• manly
• saying

Whenever you find a man who says he doesn't believe in a real Right and Wrong, you will find the same man going back on this a moment later."--The Case for Christianity C. S. Lewis

• death
• willfulness
• deaths

Against you I will fling myself, unvanquished and unyielding, O Death! Virginia Woolf

• pink
• fly
• dragon

So, you're worried that a pink dragon will fly over the concent and fart nerve gas on us? Neal Stephenson

• vision
• indian
• you me

They got Indian vision and can sight back further than you and me will ever sight ahead. Ray Bradbury

• fall
• powerful
• power

We are now cruising at a level of two to the power of twenty-five thousand to one against and falling, and we will be restoring normality just as soon as we are sure what is normal anyway. Douglas Adams

• him
• true
• manly

The true man of genius deliberately subordinates himself, reduces himself to a negative, and allows his genius to play through him as It will. We all know how stupid we are when we try to do things. Seek to make any other muscle work as consistently as your heart does without your silly interference -- you cannot keep it up for forty-eight hours. Aleister Crowley

• work
• things will work out
• out

Things will work out. Gordon B. Hinckley

• may
• earth
• doubt

If you know the enemy and know yourself, your victory will not stand in doubt; if you know Heaven and know Earth, you may make your victory complete. Sun Tzu

• cooking
• brilliant
• becoming

Bet I will become known as brilliant cook and hostess Helen Fielding

• success
• may
• powerful

Tall and straight I may appear, but I will always be Ada inside. A crooked little person trying to tell the truth. The power is in the balance: we are our injuries, as much as we are our successes Barbara Kingsolver

• learning
• heart
• learns

Remember that wherever your heart is, there you will find your treasure. You've got to find the treasure, so that everything you have learned along the way can make sense. Paulo Coelho

• citizens
• politician
• who

Politicians need citizens who will permit them to behave reasonably. William Stafford

• evening
• wonderful
• world

If he is going into management, he writes. If he is an engineer or architect why he paints or sculpts. He will straddle the line, aware up to the point of knowing he is getting the worst of both worlds, but never stopping to wonder why there should ever be a line, or even if there is a line at all. Thomas Pynchon

• you me
• each
• knowingly

No one will ever know anyone. We just have to deal with each other. You're not ever gonna know me. Bret Easton Ellis

• devil
• humility
• becoming

I will not through humility become the devil's attorney Henry David Thoreau